Preserve the style, illustration, and visual atmosphere of the reference images. Do not change the background, clothing, appearance, facial features, or hairstyles of the characters. Romeo and Juliet should look exactly as they do in the references.
Romeo is climbing up the castle wall toward his beloved’s balcony, almost reaching it. Juliet stands on the balcony, looking at Romeo. Her face shows a tender, heartfelt tremble of pure love and joy—she has just seen her beloved. Keep their poses natural and make the moment’s emotion expressive and touching.
Change the camera angle: position the camera to the left of the characters, revealing a different corner of the balcony and part of the castle wall with small windows. The architecture should evoke 14th-century Italy. Create a romantic, cinematic composition, keeping the characters as the main focus. Maintain lighting, perspective, and details consistent with the reference images.
